Jarus:

Fallacy of hasty generation. Untypical example.
Thank God I'm not charging anything for attendance. So participation is absolutely voluntary. In fact, I have spaces for 70 people, and will stop accepting requests when I have 80 applications. I have more than 30 already.

But FYI, these guys are not just anybody. You can't be a edumbhead and be the CEO of Accenture. Accenture, unlike your Oceanic, is not a Nigerian-founded entity. Personally, I owe my modest career attainment to 2 of the guys up there. Mr. Yusuf, then a partner, now CEO at Accenture, gave me what I considered the best career advice I ever got in my final year in the university, and riding on that, I have never got turned down after an interview in my 6 years career.

And like I mentioned earlier, participation is voluntary.

BedLam: @Jarus what about people that didn't go to school? Don't you think we have already pump too much hot air in this '' education '' balloon?
Must one be a graduate before he/she can be career oriented? What do graduates do by the way? They work for people.
What people that are starting up something?
Or don't you organise conference for such people?

My POV.

Jarus:
This is the first edition, you know.
Noted all the same.

pDude:

Fallacy you say? Read.

http://financialnigeria.com/NEWS/news_item_detail_archive.aspx?item=2156

Jarus:

So you're saying, because Ibru and Akingbola failed, all executives all dumbheads? No single CEO is good or can make positive impact on another person. Is that your point?

Well, let's not waste our time on this. I'm sure neither of us stand to gain anything from this rather unproductive forth and back.

nahinbdis:

And only ignorance and poverty can make a fully grown adult respond like this. Yours is a worse form of ignorance because you are ignorant of the fact of your ignorance. And this is what has brought you to this poor state. Not particularly as to financial poverty, but this degrading and enslaving poverty that is mental.

In a function like this, you will not take everything away. You will most likely not take a job away or get a job within the next few months because of what you learnt. tBut what about that tiny spark that will set your imagination aflame? What about the added information that will boost your knowledge base of the world around you? what about that slightest offchance that you will learn something useful?

Watch EPL if you choose ... and watch the reruns too... burn 4hrs daily on the things that add but little to you, but don't forget that you will someday grow old! Learn from the fathers that live on monthly checks from their children.

pDude:

They are all dumbheads. Yes.

Their practices are crude and archaic. They have no business ethics. And also they have not been able to lift the nation out of its financial abyss.

So yes, they are dumbheads. Thieving dumbheads.

pDude:

They are all dumbheads. Yes.

Their practices are crude and archaic. They have no business ethics. And also they have not been able to lift the nation out of its financial abyss.

So yes, they are dumbheads. Thieving dumbheads.

pDude:

As for my success rating, I am a successful Nigerian dude at 31, married with a kid, 2 SUVs and a beautiful wife. Living in a clean neighborhood. Isn't that the Nigerian definition of success

nahinbdis:

Is this all you have achieved? Is this what you call successful? There are hundreds of thousands of Nigerian youths that are way ahead of you already! And you can be so much more than you are right now.

You definitely need to change the group you roll with. Because being among the most 'successful' (as you rate success to be) in your group is not helping you at all. And conferences such as this are meant to stimulate your imagination and challenge you to aim for more.

nahinbdis:

Thieving dumbheads they must have been!

In their heydays, InterContinental Bank and Oceanic Bank had over 25,000 full time staff between them. Add to that another 17000 contract and support staff. These guys gave many youths their first big break post-university. Were they saintly? Would they fit in the first row of heaven's seats? We may never know. They did some bad stuff, maybe even a Iot of bad stuff ... but did they achieve some good in the midst of it? Of course they did!

And as saintly as you are, how many people have you ever employed? How much have you given to your world? Where are you in your life right now? Wake up dude! Life is not an EPL match!

pDude:

They are all dumbheads. Yes.

Their practices are crude and archaic. They have no business ethics. And also they have not been able to lift the nation out of its financial abyss.

So yes, they are dumbheads. Thieving dumbheads.

showietee:

Pulling the nation out of the mess can't be attained on a partial differentiation but rather on a total differentiation....

These individual operate by laid down regulations, if the regulations are good enough then the nation will move ahead....

They are not the policy makers of the nation, if they fail in their duties then we can talk about it, if not, we beta mute.


Blame the policy makers for the general errs and blame the individual for the particular errs.



PEACE.

pDude:

They are all dumbheads. Yes.

Their practices are crude and archaic. They have no business ethics. And also they have not been able to lift the nation out of its financial abyss.

So yes, they are dumbheads. Thieving dumbheads.

pDude:

Speaking of shifting the blame

segxes23: @jarus: consider some of us in your home state bro,maybe in Ilorin or Offa. We'l surely appreciate it

showietee:

NOT REALLY.... Am calling a spade a spade....

Blames should be apportion to the right channel.

It won't be approprate to judge the general by a particular.... (to have a deductive conclusion based on inductive test.)

jydux: Pdude is living a bland life in Nowhere,USA. He is bored out of his wits and desperately needs some action, and he doesn't mind talking like a wum to get it too. This explains why he keeps OCDing on akingbola and ibru when this is clearly not about them. The only other possible reason for his words is way darker.

Thanks Jarus

Jarus:
Home boy
I was in Kwara during Sallah two weeks ago and organized '"PIZZA EVENING WITH JARUS" on Friday, August 9. If you followed my blog, you would have known.

Jarus:
Home boy
I was in Kwara during Sallah two weeks ago and organized '"PIZZA EVENING WITH JARUS" on Friday, August 9. If you followed my blog, you would have known.

segxes23: oh! Was offline during that period buh anyway there'll always be a next time. May Allah grant you success

oxygen25:
E go better for you jare

pDude:

They are all dumbheads. Yes.

Their practices are crude and archaic. They have no business ethics. And also they have not been able to lift the nation out of its financial abyss.

So yes, they are dumbheads. Thieving dumbheads.

pDude:

They are all dumbheads. Yes.

Their practices are crude and archaic. They have no business ethics. And also they have not been able to lift the nation out of its financial abyss.

So yes, they are dumbheads. Thieving dumbheads.

PapaBrowne: Oga Jarus, Excellente. Nice.


In your next edition, consider including Entrepreneurship. Methinks that's the career path majority of Nigerian graduate would eventually take considering the limited number of corporate jobs available in comparison to the swarm of graduates exiting universities yearly.


Once again. Kudos!!

PapaBrowne: Oga Jarus, Excellente. Nice.


In your next edition, consider including Entrepreneurship. Methinks that's the career path majority of Nigerian graduate would eventually take considering the limited number of corporate jobs available in comparison to the swarm of graduates exiting universities yearly.


Once again. Kudos!!